Creature Forum

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For these sorts of things 3D animation workflows might make more sense ( since these are all things associated with skin/bone mesh animations which are typically in 3D )

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Hello,

Actually Creature can export your characters with bone motors to FBX/GLTF. The purpose of that is to allow your characters to be used in a regular game engine workflow. You can consider that as an option if it works for you.

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Hello,
yes because Creature exposes it as a regular Godot Mesh. So you should be using Godot's own material system to achieve that.
You can also export as GLTF to take advantage of their 3D renderer for that.

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Release Notes
Auto Weighting Fixes Addressing Auto Weighting issues with multiple meshes

This should be a configurable option in the File->Preferences option under Playback Framerate.

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Creature WebGL runtimes now ready for Phaser 3.5:
https://github.com/kestrelm/Creature_We ... er/Phaser3

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Hello,

That depends entirely on your game engine and the FPS you set. If you are running at 60 FPS, then you are processing 60 frames per second.

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Release notes

QuatK Motor Translation Fix Fixing translation operation for Widget

Transform UI Widgets for QuatK Motor Adding ability to directly rotate QuatK Motor transforms. Select the QuatK Motor in the scene browser, then use the hotkeys to cycle through the transform modes ( W, E, R )

You can watch some of the tutorials online that go through the various modes and how to get started.

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